News from 13/11/1982
1982; Gale Group;
Autores
Igor Kopytoff, Robin Hammond, J.J. Judd, Marc S. Cochrane, John Williamson, Philip Standley, Robert Dujarric, John Landell Mills,
ResumoThe Economist Volvo Chivas Regal The Economist Japanese weaponry Trade unilateralism United Nations Lebanon Taverne's town Inflatable Gun law Bank shafted The Economist Intelligence Unit Executive Focus Redditch Taylor Woodrow Brezhnev's legacy Import or die Protectionism would be the surest way to intensify world slumpflation The Prime case Another spy, with some new as well as old lessons Trim taxes, cut sterling Sir Geoffrey Howe has revealed much of his pre-election budget, but needs to cheapen the pound Don't let it wither Hussein and Arafat have to be helped to put life into the Reagan plan A better Falklands Mrs Thatcher is strong enough to seek a solution that will outlast her Turkey's de Gaulle General Evren's "guided democracy" should be given the benefit of the doubt Grindlays International Currency Fund Ltd After Lebanon: a conversation Airbus Industrie Hilton International The Economist Mitsui Group The Dynasty Rolex Welsh Development Agency Henley Pan Am. Sperry Sheraton The Economist EBIC European Banks International The war that will go on so long. as Khomeini lives No, no, no and yes Israel Blood in the Chouf Motorola, Inc. Banco Di Roma Reagan's magnificent seven Central America Western war, northern danger Somalia Ennia The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey An offer you won't refuse Japan and America Lock up your daughters This is your choice Hongkong Second chapter in the red book Madagascar Doctor's orders Upper Volta Europcar Bank Of New Zealand (BNZ) British Road Services (BRS) Yapi-Kredi Bank The treason of Geoffrey Prime Prime's progress: 14 years a spy Dress rehearsal Sir Geoffrey Howe's mini-budget Graphic Information Systems Mercedes-Benz Garuda Indonesian Airways Boston Leasing Drip feeding the builders Escaping from the poverty trap Dag Hammarskjold Tower Asian Banking A spoonful of sugar? Health service Pay now, pay later? Magna cum laude? Barlinnie prison Luck of the Irish The IRA The New York Times Company The end for Eady? Film industry Now put the dinosaurs back Patek Philippe Barclays International Lufthansa The Soviet way with death The general who took no chances Turkey Strong enough to free Walesa? Poland Neck and neck Ireland Anglovaal Cranfield The return of the pigtails West Germany Help from France against Eta Spain Spain and Portugal won't break the bank European Community On the hook, but still wriggling Fish If they turned off the tap ... Russian gas Now for The Next Miracle Deutscher Sparkassen-Und Giroverband Telecoms Manufacturers Hanover Collect dust, make a mountain Republic National Bank Of New York Chemical Bank Banque Française Du Commerce Exterieur Bank Of Tokyo The Nics' tricks National Bank Of Abu Dhabi Sanwa Bank Gnomes in Singapore, hongs in Hongkong Bringing up the rear Hongkong Bank Singapore Airlines Hutchison Whampoa Ltd (HWL) Islands in the stream ANZ Bank First City National Bank Of Houston Regulating water A thundering herd Of bankers Ocbc U.B.A.F. Sumitomo Bank Bank Bumiputra Skopbank Wider still and deeper The Mapila Hotel Philippines Bangkok Bank, Limited Fujitsu Grindlays Bank Group The art of the possible Democrats all hurry back The south Europartners Current Affairs On 4 Leader no longer New Hampshire Promises to keep Social security Still falling out Drowning in it Energy Black faces, white collars Coalminers Dresdner Bank Air France American Express Jvc Kind hearts and cartels Enter Davignon A fishy industry policy The cartel queue Amsterdam-Rotterdam Bank N.V. FFI Lost leader Share sales In Britain Key Indicators: Major economies DSM Protectionism throws Gatt's free-trade band out of tune Free at last Australia-New Zealand trade Westpac Saab-Scania Gulf Air JAL Japan Airlines Trucks on tow Hino and ERF Freedom fighters Semiconductors Japan Inc for sale Power play Power Corporation Key Indicators: Commodity prices Blowing a whistle British directors How to save airlines $2 billion Pods appease Rohr Industries Springbok sprung Qantas and South Africa Catcalls for Mr Reagan Industrial Midwest Commercial Union Assurance African country changes president without a coup Peasant farming Growing big Bottlenecks Ahidjo's passing World Bank For Britoil, the Tories try a little tenderness A hit, a palpable hit Stock-index futures Reading the Wall Street runes End of the line? Hongkong property Choked when they should be chuffed Building societies Key Indicators: World bourses The son also sinks Reksten Who goes there? South Korean kerb market Generali Timberjack Sir James Goldsmith Key Indicators: Interest and exchange rates Republic Of South Africa Ford Bank Of America The guts of a chemical plant will now fit on a lorry NASA's pipedream? Space stations Mitsubishi wants to play InterCity Burroughs Sun Life Lep digs in Big physics Japan looks beyond carbon fibres New composites Banco Di Sicilia Air-India Pittsburgh National Bank Ballantine's State Street Creditanstalt Ghosts Of Empire Spade-Work Bricker's International Directory The Economist Intelligence Unit Nightcaps International Trade Fairs Made In Germany Merseyside Development Corporation Hughes Hotel Carlyle Cardhu; Pure Malt Highland The Berry Trust P.L.C. One just man Fiction Refractory Reflections International Labour Office The Economist Intelligence Unit Not Guilty The Economist Intelligence Unit Courses Courses Appointments Courses Appointment International Property Publication Appointments Wanted Appointments Seminar Appointments Course Business & Personal Business & Personal Hotel Athenaeum Inter-Continental The Economist TWA Corum Pilkington
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